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Panther Mod Questions

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#1 ravetrooper

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Posted 06 June 2015 - 10:48 PM

Just got a new-in-package panther (Air Zone version, old-style tank), and being a total airgun newb, need some advice.

First, and most crucial: I know how to plug the OPRV, so after that, how many times can I pump before it explodes? Heh...

Second, I intend on making a 1' long brass breech nested in pvc. Is this too long/too short? Does the barrel length matter? I do know a looser dart fit is ideal.

Any other advice/recommendations would be very much appreciated.

Thanks :)

~Rave

p.s. I intend on using just the internals for a panther front-barrel attachment for my strayven. So I don't care about having to chop up the shell or anything like that.
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Edited by ravetrooper, 06 June 2015 - 10:55 PM.

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Gut the electronics, drill a hole in the shell, and attach a crank to the gear. Bam, crank-action stampede that doesn't require batteries, or even a trigger.

...(also judging by your past posts, I would consider you pretty dang wise elder like in the modding community :lol: )


#2 Thorn

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Posted 06 June 2015 - 11:53 PM

NerfOMania made a fantastic guide on modifying panthers, so I would check it out on youtube here:
I think the tank can take 14-15 pumps(?). For a breech I would probably do 8-10 inches of 9/16ths brass nested in 19/32nds brass nested in 1/2 inch PVC for elite darts. I do know that panthers take CPVC well, so maybe try that. But make sure to experiment with barrel length and material to make sure what is best for your blaster.

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#3 ravetrooper

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Posted 07 June 2015 - 12:50 AM

Thanks Thorn! I'll be sure to check that out.
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Gut the electronics, drill a hole in the shell, and attach a crank to the gear. Bam, crank-action stampede that doesn't require batteries, or even a trigger.

...(also judging by your past posts, I would consider you pretty dang wise elder like in the modding community :lol: )



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